I have two classes: ClassA
and ClassB`.
ClassA
implements UIViewController
.
ClassB
implements NSObject
.
I have startAnimating UIActivityIndicator
in classA's method at the same time i need to call one of the Class B's Methods. After executing Class B's method, I'll call new classA's method and then Stop Animating UIActivityIndicator
. Here every thing is working fine, except StopAnimating
. Please help me to find the solution. I don't know about threads, if I use thread, will it solve my problem?
threading seems like a complicated way to solve this. Why not retain a the UIActivity indicator in class A, and stop animating in the method you call in class A from B. Woo sounds complicated.
Theres not reason why you cant pass a pointer the activity indicator to any class.
If this doesn't work for you I'd look at notications rather than going down the multi-threaded route